Mark Woods
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East Africa famine crisis: Now cholera strikes people already weak from hunger
The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC), which is co-ordinating UK charities' response to the East Africa crisis, has warned of a surge in the transmission of waterborne diseases across the region.
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Strive for Christian unity: Why the EA's Steve Clifford believes this is what God is saying to the Church
In a world that seems more divided than it has been for decades â think Brexit, the Scottish independence referendum and Donald Trump, aside from the wars that have created millions of refugees â Steve Clifford says he was 'ambushed' by Jesus' teaching on unity.
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Trump critic Russell Moore wins backing of ERLC committee for his 'integrity and boldness'
Embattled Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore has won the backing of the executive committee of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of which he is president.
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It's World Poetry Day: Here are 6 Christian poems you should read
Throughout history, Christians have taken to poetry to express their vision of God.
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Hair wars: Does the Bible teach that men can't have long hair?
How men and women relate to each other is a hot topic in some circles, with complementarians teaching that men and women have clearly defined roles and egalitarians teaching that they don't.
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Bible links to huge statue of Egyptian pharaoh found in Cairo
An ancient colossus discovered in a working-class district of Cairo might be the work of a Pharaoh who ruled in biblical times, scholars now believe.
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'No, you aren't distributing Luther condoms,' Germany's Evangelical Church tells youth group
The Dusseldorf youth church took things a little too far when they distributed condoms featuring quotes from the great man.
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St Patrick was an 'undocumented migrant' says Irish archbishop
St Patrick was an 'undocumented migrant', the Archbishop of Armagh has said in a message for the saint's feast day, observed today around the world.
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Why I'm Happy To Sing Bad Christian Music
Pope Francis has called for an end to the 'mediocrity, superficiality and banality' that has entered into Catholic liturgical music.
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Black Southern Baptist Leader Urges Reconciliation Between Russell Moore And His Critics
A senior black Southern Baptist leader has called for reconciliation between the embattled president of the denomination's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, Russell Moore, and his opponents.
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Most US Evangelicals Reject Female Leadership, Research Shows
Evangelicals in the US are less accepting of female leadership even than Roman Catholics, according to a study by the Barna research group.
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Commonwealth Day: Why Britain Needs To Be Honest About Our History
On this Commonwealth Day, with the Queen about to attend a service at Westminster Abbey which includes her message to 2.4 billion citizens, it's worth reflecting on the oddity of there being a Commonwealth at all, and on the importance of memory.